Eurydice

Dyrad Of Spring

Eurydice The Goddess Of; Love, Spring, Flowers, Travel, Nature, Connection, Dyrads, and Devotion.

Eurydice, once a tragic heroine, was lost to the Underworld after Orpheus failed his trial by Hades. In life, she was the beloved wife of Orpheus, and their love was as harmonious as the melodies Orpheus would sing to her amidst the beauty of nature. Her heart would skip a beat with every note, and their adventures together only deepened their connection. Eurydice possessed unmatched druidic magic, which captivated Orpheus and inspired his love for her even more. One fateful night, as they rested after a long day's journey, they were ambushed by followers of Anamaqkuia. In the midst of the battle, Eurydice tragically lost her life and found herself in the Underworld. But destiny had a different plan, for Orpheus would not accept her loss. He ventured into the Underworld, his music moving even the cold hearts of Hades and Persephone. Touched by his ballad, Hades agreed to let Eurydice go but imposed a single, unyielding condition: Orpheus must not glance back at his beloved as they ascended from the dark abyss, for one look would condemn her to eternal captivity.
The ascent from the Underworld was a torturous trial for Orpheus. His heart ached with longing, and doubt clawed at him. As they neared the surface, the temptation became unbearable. Unable to resist the need to see Eurydice's face once more, he turned around. In that heart-wrenching moment, Eurydice was lost to him forever.
Eurydice spent countless days in the Underworld, wondering if she would ever see Orpheus again. Her heart was heavy with sorrow, and despair filled her soul. But fate had more twists in store for Orpheus and Eurydice. After the fall of Hades and Orcus, a new power arose in the Underworld. Mortuus, the usurper, claimed Persephone as his wife and ruled over the realm of the dead. Touched by pity for Orpheus, Persephone used her newfound influence to free Eurydice from her eternal prison.
Now reunited and freed, Orpheus and Eurydice ascended to godhood. Eurydice, once a mortal, was now embraced and worshipped as a deity. Those who prayed to her sought to find their own Orpheus or Eurydice and discover a love as profound as theirs.
In the divine realm, Eurydice and Orpheus found eternal happiness together, their love a beacon of hope for mortals who aspired to find their true love amidst the trials and tribulations of life. Eurydice, the once tragic heroine, had become a symbol of enduring love, inspiring countless souls to seek the same profound connection she had found with Orpheus.

+1 Wisdom; Proficient in Survival and Nature
Cantrips: Goodberry

Divine Domains

Druidic Circles;                           Cleric Domains;                              Paladin Oaths;
Land                                          Life                                                Devotion
Moon                                         Nature                                            Ancients 
                                                 Peace

Divine Classification

Goddess

Alignment

Lawful Good/Neutral Good